DBR Podcast - Tournament Madness!

[JasonEvans]

Listen on Soundcloud... (https://soundcloud.com/dbrpodcast/episode-17-31515-its-selection-sunday)
Or iTunes... (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dbr-podcast/id954964236?mt=2)
Or Stitcher Radio... (http://app.stitcher.com/browse/feed/58077/details)

Here is what we talked about--

:15 - Jason Evans intros Sam Klein and Donald Wine and we have a look at the bracket. Here's a spoiler, all three of us like Duke's draw
7:30 - Sam has studied North Florida and gives us a profile of one potential R64 opponent
9:30 - Jason has studied Robert Morrie and gives us a profile of the other potential R64 opponent
13:35 - Donald has studied SDSU and has a profile of a team we might play in R32
19:10 - St John's, we all know them so we all talk about another potential R32 opponent
25:20 - We begin to look outside Duke's sub regional, and Jason goes on an anti-SEC rant
26:30 - Donald starts a conversation about all-time tournament wins... and it does not go well**
28:15 - Reflections on the ACC tournament, we are sad but not as sad as you might think and Jason gets distracted by dreaming of Notre Dame playing Kentucky
38:15 - Player of the Week picks
39:40 - Final Four picks. Here's a spoiler, we all like Duke to come out of the South
44:30 - Sam gets a fun conversation started about some interesting R32 matchups in the tourney
47:10 - Donald is not happy that Dayton is getting a home game in the NCAA Tournament
53:00 - Goodbyes


-Jason "** - by the way, the all-time tournament wins list goes Kentucky 116, UNC 110, Duke 99, UCLA 97, Kansas 96, and then Louisville 72" Evans

[blazindw]

Of course, I looked up the numbers on most tournament wins after we finished the podcast recording. Hopefully we can gain some ground on UNC this year and put some distance between us and UCLA and Kansas.

[JStuart]

But of course, there may be some vacated wins in the NCAA for unc in the offing.
Has unc ever denied playing ineligible players during all of this 'mess'?
Has anyone asked them which teams -if any- in the past 20+ years WERE completely eligible?
Keep those podcasts coming!

[blazindw]

But of course, there may be some vacated wins in the NCAA for unc in the offing.
Has unc ever denied playing ineligible players during all of this 'mess'?
Has anyone asked them which teams -if any- in the past 20+ years WERE completely eligible?
Keep those podcasts coming!

Almost certainly if wins are vacated, UNC will fall way down the list. Depending on how far they go back, they could be closer to Louisville on the list than Kansas and UCLA.